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2 International Development Degree Programs in Spain
Universidad Pontificia Comillas
Master's Degree in International Development Cooperation
- Madrid, Spain
Master degree
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
Spanish
This is a multidisciplinary master's degree in professional skills, which offers you an introduction to research to access a doctorate in international cooperation. You will acquire the skills necessary to work within national and international, public and private organisations, NGOs and NGDOs, regardless of the path you choose.
Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV)
Máster Universitario en Cooperación al Desarrollo
- Valencia, Spain
Master degree
Full time
18 months
On-Campus
Spanish
The Máster Universitario en Cooperación al Desarrollo (interuniversity UVEG, UJI, UA, UMH) responds to the need to offer, by the five Valencian public universities, high-level training in Development Cooperation. The complexity and growing concern about development and poverty issues have led international organizations, states and social entities to channel resources to a sector that demands qualified professionals with specific and interdisciplinary training.
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International Development degree programs focus on understanding global challenges and solutions for improving social, economic, and environmental conditions in various communities. Studying this field in Spain provides a unique opportunity to engage with diverse cultures, historical contexts, and innovative approaches to development.
Through courses in areas like policy analysis, project management, and sustainable practices, you’ll develop skills essential for working in international organizations and non-profits. Students often learn to design and implement development projects, assess community needs, and evaluate program impact. The curriculum encourages practical learning through fieldwork and collaboration with local and international partners, enhancing adaptability as you explore new methods and strategies.
Spain’s educational system emphasizes experiential learning, allowing you to dive into hands-on projects that connect theoretical knowledge to real-world applications. Graduates from International Development programs typically find roles in government agencies, NGOs, and multilateral organizations, where they apply their expertise globally.